One of the big hits of 2016’s holiday season was the NES Classic Mini, a miniature throwback version of the original Nintendo Entertainment System game console that made Mario, Luigi, […]

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is Nintendo’s newest entry in a franchise that started in 1986. In this chapter, Link wakes to find himself in a high-tech […]

Trove is a Minecraft-style, MMO (massively multiplayer online) fantasy role-playing game. The player picks a character class and then finishes quests and dungeons, fights monsters, and collects loot and materials. Much like Minecraft, Trove offers the chance to […]

Many parents and teachers who see capable kids falling behind in their schoolwork find that slow processing speed is the underlying cause. In the recent past, many educators and parents […]

Goosebumps: The Game is a point-and-click mystery adventure game based on the young adult horror books by R.L. Stine. Intended as a prequel to the 2015 film, the game nonetheless […]

It can be a challenge to find an educational video game your child actually wants to play. There are a few games that strike the delicate balance between academic substance […]

Lifeline is a text-based sci-fi thriller game reminiscent of a choose-your-own-adventure book. Players must talk an inexperienced space cadet and student researcher of unspecified gender, Taylor, through surviving the crucial […]

Gone Home is a first-person exploration game for a more mature audience. Kids 13 years and older are likely ready for subject matter written around issues of social acceptance, self-image, […]

Is your child a slow processor? Do they think and speak slowly? Have teachers observed that they are very capable but just don’t write or answer questions as quickly as […]

“Why don’t they listen?”

“How come they can’t follow directions?”

Parents at home and teachers in the classroom get frustrated when kids seem unable to listen or follow directions. But […]